Policies Tending To National Development In Canada Tariffs Debate
The article argues tariffs protect Canada’s growth by shielding industry and promoting resource development. It critiques manufacturers for self interest and import reliance, urging protection used to build raw materials, jobs, and a stronger economy, while noting ongoing trade imbalances with the United States.
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Laem
Coburn
Cam Fee Peel
Canada
Dominion
United States
Mapuroctucer
Hotel of Commons
Germany
Japan
Culeesh
Timber Reserves and Pulpwood in Alberta Rise
Alberta forestry officials estimate 16.9 billion feet of merchantable timber and 247 million cords of pulpwood in the province. They note 60 001 square miles of commercial timber and 3 900 square miles of pulpwood and warn the east will soon seek western supplies.
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Forestry Oofficials
Alberta
Its
Postal Crime Wave Report Highlights COD Growth
The annual postmaster general report notes a rising postal crime wave and finds that the cash on delivery service for parcels is increasingly popular. It emphasizes handling truth with care amid growing security concerns.
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Critie
Brewnie
C.O.D
Castoria's trusted relief for children confirmed
For over 30 years Fletcher's Castoria has been used to ease constipation wind colic and feverish discomfort in babies and children. It regulates digestion and supports appetite without opiates and bears the genuine signature.
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Fletcher
Alfalfa Pool Hints South Province Merger For Hay Growers
Lethbridge and district alfalfa growers propose a pool to manage alfalfa and all hay classes and may merge with Pincher Creek Cooperative, potentially controlling southern and southeastern province production. Expected signup is low. Corrector of Pulmonary Troubles touts Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil with testimonials but favors experience as proof. Language diversity seen as barrier to radio broadcasting.
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Lethbridge and
Pincher Creek Co-operative Association
Thomas
Insulin Lowers Diabetes Death Rate In 1923
insulin, discovered by Dr. Banting of Toronto, shown to cut mortality from diabetes among Met Life policyholders by 64 percent in 1923, though officials say it is too early to claim sole cause. The report notes the rapid death-rate drop follows insulin use with no other major contributing factor evident.
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F. G. Banting
Toronto
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
SC DUO Bushes Have Been Macwetes For Seed Growers in Alberta
Alberta seed growers report disruptions as a duo of SC Bushes referenced in local notes affect crop planning. Officials advise field inspections and updated planting schedules to mitigate delays.
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Alberta
Peel
Women Dye Faded Things New Again
Womens dyeing service revives faded garments and draperies with new color. Dut per Tiffany offers restoration for shabby textiles, returning vibrancy to clothing and home fabrics.
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Tiffany
Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy At Home Dyeing
A consumer notice describes a US cent package of Diamond Dyes with simple directions for women to dye or lint worn fabrics. It claims any color can be chosen at a drug store and implies even inexperienced users can achieve results.
A Spring Tonic Promises Quick Health Boost
This old pamphlet style ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills to restore strength after a harsh winter. It claims to enrich thin blood, improve digestion, and aid sleep, with testimonial from Mrs Arendt and a note on availability by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Williams
Petes Arendt
Wmmscrap
Susk
Dr. Williams
Lewis
Dr Williams Fink
Eo Destern
Pr. Wilkins’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Fashionable wool suit described in vintage brief
A smart sports suit in white wool offers a chic, harmonized look. The description highlights its conventional styling and refined color, presenting a versatile option for dressy but practical wear.
Costly Canadian Cabinet Compared With United States
An analysis notes Canada spends about 224 000 yearly on nine cabinet ministers plus the Prime Minister’s payes totaling 22 0000 while the United States with the President and nine cabinet members handles affairs for over one hundred million people at substantially different cost.
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U.S
Reon
Campaden
Tle
Doamin Fonds
Canada
Hanes
Glee
Struthar
United States
Dyteen
Silman
Gece S Qand
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Endoral by Veteran Reader
A Upper Musquodoboit man writes of severe heart and nerve failure after oversea service. After two boxes he reports a good night's sleep and relief, urging other veterans to try the pills. Price 50 cents a box from The W Milburn Co. Toronto. Also notes St Paul’s Cathedral capacity and Africa’s gold status.
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HW. A. Reid
Musquodobolt
N.S
Milburn
Lome
Overseaa
VT. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Lightnin' to Open in New York With Stage Fame and Tickets
The celebrated comedy Lightnin will be staged at the Walker Theatre in New York, with John Golden presenting a strong cast. Ticket pricing covers orchestra and gallery seating, with open sale beginning Friday April 4 and mail-order priority for patrons sending remittances to the Walker Theatre. Additional engagements are listed for Canadian cities including Saskatoon Regina Moose Jaw Medicine Hat Lethbridge Edmonton and Calgary with details to follow.
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Thea
New York
Hartes
John Golden
Winblpes
Hestunius
Thade
Jefferson
Joseph Jyfferson
Mio S Tacon
Dadellion
Bacon
Nis
Otler
Lietkentat
Win Tiper
Prids Muattiness
Sir Balunee
Te Galtecy Queservedy
Bale
Bes
Walker ‘Theatre
Saskatoon
Regina
Moose Jaw
Medicine
Clark Kitchens Offer Savory Beans with Pork
A vintage advertisement touts Clark's Beans with Pork for holidays. It highlights serving options Tomato Chili or Plain Sauces and invites readers to enjoy the savory aroma and appeal of the product.
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Clark
Canada Education Stats Show Large School Attendance
The report lists about 2,00,000 Canadians in private schools and 1,860,000 in ordinary day schools under state control. It notes 100,000 in private schools, 55,000 in religiously affiliated schools, 14,000 in teacher colleges, 1,690 in schools for the blind and deaf, 80,000 in vocational classes, and 4,000 in teacher training. The piece ends with a quotation attributed to Calvin Coolidge on individual faith and liberty.
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Canada
Apt
Bureau of Studiees
Orth
Moe
Fine Class of Immigrants Arriving in Canada This Month
Commissioner Gelley of Winnley says a very fine class of British settlers is coming to Canada this month. He notes 1924 failures and that they are busier than ever, continuing to be active for weeks. They provide help for early farm work in large numbers and recommend farmers to welcome newcomers arriving.
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Canada
Gelley
Winnley
Sale Of Wilhelm's Furniture Brings Modest Bids At Auction
The Daily Mail notes the Wilhelm estate sale drew few bidders as shabby items and personal effects were auctioned. Princie’s monogram case fetched seven shillings while other lots went at low, proportionate prices amid sparse press presence.
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Ormer Gersgaie
Crown Privey
Theo
Prine Buriesi
Polelhaner
Frederick Witagis Parker
Daily Mail
Tague
Poony Review
Tie
D huerdeTs
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promised To Aid Women's Health
Advert says women suffer more from neglect with constipation a key cause and claims Dr Hamilton's Pills purify blood, renew complexions, and regulate the system. It notes quick kidney response and relief from pain with continued use, selling five boxes for $1 postpaid from The Calarrhozone Co Montreal.
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Aedoo
Dr. Hailton
Hamilton
Quebec Campaign Aims to Boost Maple Sugar Output
The province of Quebec plans to raise maple sugar production, currently about 5 percent of Canada’s output. In 1928 Quebec yielded 1,256,250 gallons of syrup and 8,215,475 pounds of sugar, with ten pounds of sugar obtainable per gallon of syrup. Ottawa reports the British Special squadron including the battle cruisers Wood and Repulse will be in Halifax Harbor from August 5 to 16 and patrol Nova Scotian and Newfoundland waters until about September 17.
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Provin of
Quebec
Canaan
Ottawa
Wood
Repulse
Halifax Harbor
Nova Scotian
Newfoundland
This Man Tells You How to Keep Fit
A reader testimony from Norman El Trimper of Ro KL Ghis describes back pain and persistent dizziness for eighteen months. He credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Amuric Tablets with restoring health and urges others to try these remedies, offering to answer letters and providing mailing details for obtaining a package.
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Lakes
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Bidge
Bridgeburg
Deetor Pierce
President Invalid Hotel
Buffalo
N.Y
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